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Cross-country skiing at the 2011 Winter Universiade was held at the Dumlu District in Erzurum, Turkey. The eleven events were scheduled for January 28 to February 5, 2011.^[1]

Men's events

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
10 kilometre classical details	Vladislav Skobelev Russia	25:43.1	Akira Lenting Japan	25:43.1	Gennadiy Matviyenko Kazakhstan	26:41.6
15 kilometre pursuit details	Vladislav Skobelev Russia	43:58.7	Ilshat Nigmatullin Russia	44:40.9	Alexandr Ossipov Kazakhstan	44:47.9
30 kilometre freestyle details	Vladislav Skobelev Russia	1:17:19.5	Ilshat Nigmatullin Russia	1:17:19.8	Andrey Kal'sin Russia	1:17:24.0
4 x 10 kilometre relay details	France (FRA) Clement Molliet Cyril Galliard Martin Egraz Baptiste Gros	1:40:44.8 25:21.4 25:33.0 24:56.5 24:53.9	Russia (RUS) Dmitry Baklanov Vladislav Skobelev Anton Suzdalev Ilshat Nigmatullin	1:40:46.0 26:20.6 24:30.0 25:01.6 24:53.8	Kazakhstan (KAZ) Gennadiy Matviyenko Ivan Drobyuazko Alexandr Ossipov Denis Volotka	1:42:28.3 25:27.1 26:12.5 25:21.4 25:27.3
Sprint details	Radik Gaziev Russia	3:02.3	Baptiste Gros France	3:03.2	Denis Volotka Kazakhstan	3:03.7

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
5 kilometre classical details	Alia Iksanova Russia	14:45.7	Kateryna Grygorenko Ukraine	15:03.1	Virginia De Martin Topranin Italy	15:12.3
10 kilometre pursuit details	Alena Procházková Slovakia	31:11.6	Alia Iksanova Russia	31:12.2	Kateryna Grygorenko Ukraine	31:27.3
15 kilometre freestyle details	Alena Procházková Slovakia	43:33.2	Alia Iksanova Russia	43:34.1	Kateryna Grygorenko Ukraine	43:42.0
3 x 5 kilometre relay details	Russia (RUS) Svetlana Bochkareva Yana Yanovskaya Alia Iksanova	41:51.6 13:54.1 14:12.0 13:45.5	Ukraine (UKR) Kateryna Grygorenko Maryna Antsybor Zoya Zaviedieieva	42:55.2 13:51.4 14:01.3 15:02.5	France (FRA) Marion Buillet Pauline Caprini Anouk Faivre Picon	42:55.2 14:52.7 14:01.3 14:01.2
Sprint details	Alena Procházková Slovakia	2:43.7	Eva Nývltová Czech Republic	2:45.2	Alina Kashina Russia	2:45.3

Event	Gold		Silver		Bronze
Mixed team sprint details	Slovakia (SVK) I Peter Mlynar Alena Procházková	14:55.8	France (FRA) I Baptiste Gros Marion Buillet	15:00.7	Ukraine (UKR) I Ivan Bilosyuk Kateryna Grygorenko	15:08.1

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